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The United States believed that the Trail of Tears was a necessary evil. They knew that they needed the vast land with all its resources and possibilities so they believed that the Native Americans had to be relocated from the area in order for the United States to prosper. They didn't care much what happened to them as long as they got the land.<span />

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